Microsoft should give Windows 7 away for free, writes Matt Buchanan over at Gizmodo, or at least lower the prices significantly and get rid of the plethora of versions that Vista comes in.
I absolutely agree, but for different reasons. He suggest three versions between $129 and $149, but why stop there – how about selling just one version – Windows 7.
Let me illustrate;
Compare Vista Editions - If you want a rugged street experience, go for Home Basic...
OS X - there's only one edition. No pre-purchase anxiety on what to buy here, just buy or no-buy...
Yes, I know Windows users outnumber OS X users like ten to one, but which one is the mover? That’s right…
User Experience isn’t just about interface, it’s about message too. If people can understand your business model – they’re less likely to feel screwed over. In fact, having a simple, straight-forward transparent pricing strategy is usability 101.
Delad glädje är dubbel gläjde:
Mitt hjärta klappar hårt för oslagbara användarupplevelser och 2009 var jag med och startade byrån The Amazing Society, där jag sysselsätter mig med att lösa komplexa problem åt smarta människor.
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